Sarah Dickenson Snyder lives in Vermont, carves in stone, & rides her bike. Travel opens her eyes. She has four poetry collections, The Human Contract (2017), Notes from a Nomad (nominated for the Massachusetts Book Awards 2018), With a Polaroid Camera (2019), and Now These Three Remain (nominated for the Massachusetts Book Awards 2023). Poems have been nominated for Best of Net and Pushcart Prizes. Work is in Rattle, Lily Poetry Review, and RHINO.

Books by Sarah Dickenson Snyder:

Other poems on the web by Sarah Dickenson Snyder:
"An Index of Sorrow"
Three poems
"Making Sense"
"Our Holy Symbols Need Attention"
"Skinhunger"
"I am From the Church of Human Hands"
"Inhabiting an Ant"
"Letter to America"
Three poems
"Entering The Odyssey"
"Readiness in an Unpredictable World"
"Some Things I Miss & Some I Don’t"
Two poems
"Cup"
"Giving Thanks"
"The Mirror on the Handlebars"

Sarah Dickenson Snyder's Website.

About Now These Three Remain:

"With a generous embrace, Sarah Dickenson Snyder's poems offer surprising turns and compelling imagery. She explores 'the intersection of want and need' on this 'trembling planet' and decides Now These Three Remain: faith, hope, and love. This collection will invite you to admit the shadowy backdrop of climate crisis, pandemic, and political unrest, and still consider, 'Maybe we all just want to make something sacred while we're here.'"
—Ellen Bass